MeekMonizzLLLLLLe14
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bigev240;6692580 said:Monizzle14;6692550 said:Mister B.;6692534 said:The simple answer is: that shit is COLD. Hell, it's based on cold weather and ice skating. Black folk don't generally do cold weather or ice skating.
Now if it was roller hockey, that'd be different. We fuck with a roller rink.
Me personally, that shit is boring in the regular season. Stanley Cup Finals are the shit, tho.
its not the cold its the cash. same thing with skiing and snowboarding. niggas live in cold cities like the chi and nyc and so on. The biggest reason is not the cold but the price it costs to play.
True. I just looked up the prices on some of the stuff and damn. Stakes for juniors range from $30 to $850. Sticks cost between $20 to $250. And I didn't go check out the rest of the stuff you need for hockey. I bowl and the things you need to start off is nowhere near those prices but once you start to move up it will cost a good penny, but like I said it is nowhere near hockey.
yeah i remember one summer i saved up $300 from a summer job just to buy decent skates for high school hockey and in mens sizes $300 is mediocre skate quality wise. And unlike baksetball where if you really can ball all you need are $40 and 1 shoe price does matter with hockey skates because the turning and quick cuts and speed do differ between pro line $500 skates and some cheap $200 skates.
and it is all priced based. Kenyans who live in 90 degree weather win marathons in 30 degrees and shit. The issue with winter sports like in the winter olympics and or winter x games is you have to buy some expensive accessory and pay money to practice in a facility. if there were snow runs or freezing track and field it would be cheap to train. But paying for a bobsled or snowmobile or practice time at a rink to figure skate is expensive as hell. Even gymnastics is cheaper just cause you don't have to pay for someone to clean the mat like a rink thats the main reason ice time and ice sports are expensive. they gotta hire and use gas to clear a trail or rink.
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